DESIGN AWARD! ⭐ O'Brien Engineering, Inc., The City of Waxahachie, and Stoic Civil Construction, Inc., recently achieved the 2024 TX-APWA Project of the Year for Environmental, Small Cities/Rural Communities for the City of Waxahachie - Waxahachie Creek Stabilization Project. The award will be presented at the TX-APWA Conference in San Antonio, TX, on June 4th. We will also be Exhibiting, so come by and see us at Booth 532! City of Waxahachie James Gaertner, PE, CFM, CPM Stoic Civil Construction Inc
O'Brien Engineering, Inc.
Civil Engineering
Carrollton, Texas 3,131 followers
36 years developing innovative, efficient A/E/C solutions, serving our veterans, military, municipal governments.
About us
O'Brien Engineering, Inc. (OEI) is an engineering firm located in North Texas. We were established in 1987 as a specialty firm providing hydraulic/hydrologic modeling and analysis. We remain true to this core competency including dam and levee safety while diversifying with complementary disciplines including general civil engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, structural engineering, environmental, permitting, and other support services to best serve our clients: real estate services, survey management, program management, architecture, etc. A certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and State of Texas HUB firm, we serve customers nationwide and overseas. Our work and clients are diversified; we serve federal, municipal, state, other A/E firms, and private individuals. Our federal customers include DoD, DHS, and VA. We hold multiple IDIQ and MATOC contracts as a prime.
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http://obrieneng.com/
External link for O'Brien Engineering, Inc.
- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Carrollton, Texas
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1987
- Specialties
- Water Resources, Engineering, Program Management, Federal, Veterans Affairs, Dam Safety, Civil Engineering, Environmental, Project Management, Floodplain Management, US Army Corps of Engineers, Horizontal Design, Architecture/Engineering, Construction Period Services, Mechanical Engineering, Plumbing Engineering, MEP, and Real Estate - Title
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2340 E. Trinity Mills, Ste 220
Carrollton, Texas 75006, US
Employees at O'Brien Engineering, Inc.
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OEI is looking for Facility Condition Assessment Assessors. Qualified and interested? - Part time - Intermittent opportunities but 40 hrs per week when in the field. Typical stint is 2 weeks in the field collecting assessment data and 1-2 weeks at home entering data into a database - SMS BUILDER experience preferred - Design experience preferred (i.e. architectural, structural, mechanical, or electrical) - Opportunity to travel - Paid per diem based on location - Travel expenses are paid up front or reimbursed If we sign you up, but don’t end providing you with at least one trip before 1 year passes and we don’t renew your agreement, we will pay you $100 for your effort. If interested, send your current resume to [email protected]. Highlight any relevant experience with BUILDER, any experience in performance of FCAs (even if not done in BUILDER software), and any relevant design experience. #oeihiring #oeihires #fcas #fca #facilityconditionassessments
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Excited to be kicking off Facility Condition Assessments at Fort Carson as a sub to Jacobs. #jacobsconnects #oeiteam
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I'm reading (okay, okay, listening to) a book about Abraham Lincoln and reminded again of his apropos quote, stated during his second inaugural address, a few weeks before he was assassinated. "With malice toward none with charity for all with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right let us strive on to finish the work we are in to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations." I'm grateful for our active duty, veterans, and families. Thank you for your sacrifice.
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#samesbc23 #samesbc2023 The challenge is on at booth 606. Wallace Smith, P.E. was the first brave contender!
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Come see OEI this week at SAME SBC 2023, booth 606. We look forwarding to catching up! Plus, we have a little design-build challenge you may want to try to crush. As we know, a good design is well-planned, functional, structurally sound, aesthetically pleasing, and developed super-fast under serious pressure. Well, maybe not that last part, but it will be at our booth. The fastest contestant each day (November 1-3 ) will win a $50 gift card. #samesbc23 #samesbc2023
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I didn’t know until recently that Military Working Dogs are Non-Commissioned Officers. That's pretty awesome. OEI was awarded a Task Order to provide renovations of a Military Working Dog kennel at Fort Johnson. The project scope was considerably challenging, because the design intent was to take an open-air outdoor kennel and convert it to an indoor kennel to better protect the MWD NCOs. Such a drastic change in building use resulted in multiple problems for maintenance, operations, humidity, noise, odor, etc.. Furthermore, the UFCs and Army Regulations did not provide clear design criteria for an indoor kennel complex of this type. OEI's design professionals were able to find design criteria from industry standards that were adapted to this usage. The proposed solution was able to address all of the likely stakeholder concerns while not requiring a costly complete reconstruction of the existing facility. As a result of our efforts and ultimate design solution, OEI was awarded “Very Good” CPARS.
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I’m “merely” responsible for marketing for my company, O’Brien Engineering, Inc. But I’m honored to hold that role because I have unwavering confidence in our technical experts that they will lead every project intentionally, with care. A couple of years ago I was watching an albeit fictional series that followed a Seal Team. One of the characters was a former SEAL team member, injured during conflict trying to ensure his fellow Americans’ safety. During one of the scenes, he was visiting a Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC), trying desperately to get help for his TBI. The clip showed that he was aggravated by construction in the parking lot (and therefore he had to walk a long distance to the main hospital), a dingy and low ceiling interior facility with very poor wayfinding (he got lost a couple of times in the scene), and, after finally finding his doctor, received some disappointing news about his treatment plan and progress. At the end of the bleak scene, he was again frustrated by his inability to navigate the hospital and the parking lot. After a few moments in his car, he took his own life. This is a made-up, Hollywood story that is obviously ripped from past headlines (think Walter Reed deficiencies in the mid-2000s). But for us in this world of healthcare/military design, it is palpable and even instructional. I can’t control everything in how we serve our veterans, but I do lead our efforts to serve our federal government either at the installation-level or VAMC-level with calm confidence that my team cares about what we do and how we serve. Whether it’s a parking lot redesign with thorough construction phasing, a wayfinding plan, an existing facility renovation, or new design, we are fervently aware of who we serve and why. OEI serves our clients in the federal, municipal, and private sector and our team has equal dedication and passion for each project/problem/solution. In the coming weeks I'll provide specific project examples on how we were presented with a problem and tasked with a solution to see how we thoughtfully dug into the root cause and developed a solution that met the need. We are grateful to be a small part of the solution for those who have given so much for us.
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Chicken N Pickle for the OEI company (and our families) outing was so much fun! And as evidence of that fun, these quality pictures were the best I managed to take. Too busy playing! This might become our go-to social event...
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